BALUNS CCTV Security Balun: A device that converts a Balanced 100 Ohm twisted pair cable to an Unbalanced 75 Ohm coaxial cable, hence the term BALUN. ...
BALUNS CCTV Security Balun: A device that converts a Balanced 100 Ohm twisted pair cable to an Unbalanced 75 Ohm coaxial cable, hence the term BALUN. Benefits: By using a Balun at each end of a Category 5E or 6 cable, instead of using standard CCTV Coaxial cable, the installer/ end customer can obtain: • Lower material costs • Reduced installation time • Long cable/signal runs • More versatility • Future proof for IP camera design
Striping Instructions: 1. Strip off 2.00” of jacket 2. Straighten and align wires to T568B or T568A - Trim Pairs 3. Insert wires into connector body 4. Pull tight to ensure jacket is .250” inside connector body 5. Verify wire location and orientation 6. Insert 32-EZP connector into crimp tool- TL-EZRJ45 7. Verify connector is completely seated and cable is fully inserted
8. Squeeze handle of TL-EZRJ45 9. Remove excess wires 10. Check jacket strain relief 11. Check that contacts are all engaged 12. Check that contact dividers are not damaged 13. Check to see if both ends of the cable have been terminated
Tool less Balun Installation: CN-TL, CN-MTL, CN-RJ45PT
1. Run Category 5E between camera and the rest of your CCTV equipment. Each pair will carry a video signal. 2. Strip the Cat 5E cable 1/4”-1/2”. 3. Connect the pair of wires to the balun according to the diagram. Connect with the correct polarity to the balun on both ends. (Insert wires vertically into slots) (Bend wires down into IDC strip and close the IDC cap and external cover). 4. Connect the balun to the camera.
Screw Balun Installation: CN-MTL2, CN-STPT2 (Pair) 1. Run Category 5E between camera and the rest of your CCTV equipment. Each pair will carry a video signal. 2. Strip the cable 1/4”-1/2”. 3. Connect the pair of wires to the balun using the screw terminals + and - terminals Turn Screw until the conductor is snug. Do not over turn the screw. Distances Passive to Passive - 1000ft.
Balun: IDC Type and RJ45 Jack Type CN-TL CN-MTL or CN-MTL2 (1000ft) CN-RJ45 Balun:Pigtail CN-STPT - 1000ft CN-RJ45PT
75 Ohm Camera
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
Balun: IDC Type and RJ45 Jack Type CN-TL CN-MTL or CN-MTL2 CN-RJ45 Balun:Pigtail CN-STPT CN-RJ45PT
DVR Coaxial Cable Assembly
Passive to Passive Baluns Pigtail (Video & Power Thru) Balun:RJ45 Jack to BNC Male Pigtail (Video) + Power wire: CN-PVRJ45 Maximum Distance @ 24VAC via three pairs of a UTP CAT5 cable (24AWG): 5VA: 519ft. (170mm), 10VA: 258ft. (85mm), 20VA: 130ft. (43mm), 30VA: 86ft. (28mm) Based on 10% voltage drop at camera. Longer distance may be achieved @ 28VAC 75 Ohm Camera
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
Power Supply Input 100 Ohm - Balanced Cables- Need balun at the DVR (Multiplexer) CN-TL CN-MTL or CN-MTL2 CN-RJ45
Coaxial Cable Assembly
If CN-H16PRJ45BNC is used, NO BALUN needed at the DVR or (Multiplexer) Coax cable from Patchpanel and DVR DVR
Passive to Passive Baluns Pigtail (Video, Power Thru, & Data Control) Balun:RJ45 Jack to BNC Male Pigtail (Video) + Power wire + Control wire: CN-VPDRJ45
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables 75 Ohm Camera
Power Supply Input Control/Data Input 100 Ohm - Balanced Cables- Need balun at the DVR (Multiplexer) CN-TL CN-MTL CN-RJ45 If CN-H16PRJ45BNC is used NO BALUN needed at the DVR or (Multiplexer) Coax cable from Patchpanel and DVR.
DVR
Coaxial Cable Assembly
Passive to Passive Baluns 4 Channel Transceiver- CCTV
4- BNC (F) to RJ45 Jack CN-4BNC CN-4BNCPT- Pigtail
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables - 4 Pairs- Each Pair carrying a CCTV Signal
4- BNC (F) to RJ45 Jack CN-4BNC CN-4BNCPT- Pigtail
If CN-H16PRJ45BNC is used NO BALUN needed at the DVR or (Multiplexer) Coax cable from Patchpanel and DVR.
Coaxial Cable)
DVR
Coaxial Cable Assembly
Passive to Passive Patchpanel CN-H16PRJ45BNC OR CN-H16PRJ45BNC-2
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
BNC ConnectionBalun NOT needed at the DVR
Power Cable
Control Cable
Video Cable- 75 Ohm Coax No BALUN needed at the DVR or Multiplexer
Passive to Passive Patchpanel CN-H16PRJ45
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
IDC- RJ45 Connection- Balun needed at the DVR
Power Cable
Control Cable
Video Cable- 100 Ohm BALUN Needed CN-TL CN-MTL CN-RJ45 Others
Passive to Passive Patchpanel CN-H16STRJ45
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
Screw Terminal - Needs a Balun at the DVR
Video Cable- 100 Ohm BALUN Needed CN-TL CN-MTL CN-RJ45 Others
Active Video Receiver Active Video Transmitter Active Video Receiver- Screw Terminal Active Video Transmitter- Screw Terminal Category 5 or Better UTP Max. Distance- 8200ft
Active Balun Device CN-ARAV CN-ATAV
Active Audio - Video Receiver Active Audio - Video Transmitter
CCTV Active Receiver Hub CN-AH16PRJ45BNC CN-AH32PRJ45BNC
16 Port Active Receiver Hub 32 Port Active Receiver Hub
Video Distances: Balun to Balun Passive to Passive Screw Terminal Baluns- 1000ft Passive to Passive: up to 2230ft. Color Passive to Active: up to 3270ft. Active to Active: up to 8200ft. Video Distances: Balun to Patchpanel (Hub): Passive to Passive: 2230ft. Passive to Active: 3270ft. Active to Active: 4900ft
Security - Active to Active (TX/RX) Up to 8200ft. Active Video Baluns- TX CN-AT CN-ATST
Power Supply 100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
Active Video Baluns - RX CN-AR CN-ARST
Power Supply
DVR
Coaxial Cable Assembly
Security - Active to Passive (Balun) Up to 3270ft. Active Video Baluns- TX CN-ATST
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables
Active Video Baluns - RX CN-STPT CN-MTL2
DVR
Coaxial Cable Assembly
Security - Passive Balun to Active Hub Up to 3270ft. Passive Baluns: CN-TL CN-MTL CN-RJ45 4 BNC Transceiver: CN-4BNC CN-4BNCPT
100 Ohm - Balanced Cables - 4 Pairs- Each Pair carrying a CCTV Signal
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